Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
G MISCELLANY.
Grant Smith, formerly of Butte, is now
n Mark1eevi1le California.

Grant Smith, formerly of Butte, is now
in Markleeville. California.
The County Commissioners will meet as 8
Board of Equalization on Monday next.
The books for the Public Library are be.
irg tabled and placed on the shelves and
will be accessible to the public in a few
days.
Married. at 10 O'Clock mass October 4,
Mr.. Patrick O'Neil and Miss Bridget Col
Inns, both of Wa lkerville. Father Van de
Ven oficiated.
Father van de Ven will be out OF town
for two days, coming back Thursday:morn.
ing at $50, to be present at the reception
of Cardinal Gibbons at Helena.
Mrs. Samuel Louis, whose husband died
a short time ago, yesterday received from
the Ancient Order OF United Workmen
50, 900, the amount OF a policy in said or.
| der.
A half-hoozy man attempted to cross
| Main street. al the corner of Park, last
night and was run over by a passing
vehicle. No great damage was done either
to man or buggy.
John M. Kinna, at one time an associate
OF William N. Jack Of this citv. died yes
terday morning in Helena. Mr.. Jack a store
was closed yesterday out of respect for his
deao partner.
The Bonner Mercantile Company ia play
ing a star engagement. Persons not know
ing the meaning of 'star engagement had
better visit the establishment to-day and
see for themselves.
All friends interested and all subscribers
to the Children's Home are requested to
meet at the Public Library rooms in the
Court House at 1870 tn evening. A large
attendance is urgently solicited.
Jack Brophy was arrested yesterday for
being drunk and asleep on the sidewalk.
He was taken before Judge Hamilton, but
was too Drunk to plead. He was locked
be aent up. :.
Do not forget the calvin Joslin" mat
inee this afternoon. The price of admis-
sion has been fixed at 25. so and IS cents.
Reserved seats on sale at Calkins & Co.
Get your seat marked on the plat and
avoid the rush at the box office.
Two hundred men were yesterday put to
work on the street railway. The company
is ~rastling all the help it can get, as it cal
culates to have the track finished by the
appointed time-Sunday morning. Work |
will be prosecuted night and day.
Mr.. Davis diamonds presented a hand.
some appearance yesterday in Leyson e. |
Iurck's show window. ANY one of the col
lection is enough to put to blush the very
stars OF heaven or cause the electric light
of our city to 60 distracted with envy.
Babcock, the halter, has on exhibition |
IN the show window OF his store, Il Young
a~lligator. which was brought from Florida |
a short time ago. He has erected a puddle |
Tor the little fellow to swim in. The alliga-
tor seems to be as we'll contented as
though he were in his native haunts.
Mooney. the man who made the race,
at Anaco-d a for Jack Dowd a few days
ago and who skipped out with the SlOO
given him by Dowd to put up as a forfeit,
was tried for the offense at Anaconda YES
terday. Dowd acted as his own counsel.
and succeeded in having him bound over in
the sum of $1,000 to appear before the
grand jury.
Last night about Z O'Clock a horse at.
to adog-cart beca me fl frightened and
broke from it's moorings ia front of Novels
saloon, on Park street. and ran away. 1t
took a straight course out West Park
street and has not since been heard of. It
Is supposed that the horse is still going. A
nan on the hurricane roof of a broncho
,red to overtake and stop the flying ami
nal. but be was not equal to the occasion,
It is not known to whom the outfit be-
onged. |.
The Montana Iron Works, on Lower
Main street, have inst completed fixing up
ts machinery in the new building erected e
" T. P. Newton The gentlemen conpos. ,
ng the firm, Meesrs. Newton, Terrell & c
Aiken. are well and favorably known in the
and with the superior advan- c
ages BY which they have surrounded them.
elves, they are sure to receive and retain a
arge share of the public patronage. All
facilities for iron work Of every charac-
er have been placed in the esta blishment c
o make it second to no other foundry in +
he Territory. T
Agent McCaig, OF the Northern Pacific, is a
making strenuous efforts to get the COM 8
any to put on a train from Garrison to a
'hilipsburg, to connect with the morning fl
from Butte and the afternoon train
:om Helena. If he succeeds in accomplish Il
1g what he desires it will be a great con-. a